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WUVIE
Hulbert, OK
(Zone 7a)

August 07, 2006
08:54 AM

Post #2595449

Hello all,

I'll abbreviate, as I tend to become long winded. LOL.

I'm looking for table top sized doilies made with good strong thread / string / yarn / whatever
to put on the top of a table cloth so that the color shows between the threads. Knowing very
little about the terms, I'll just say I would like a pretty pattern, not necessarily pineapples, but
that will do.

However, I don't want them too long, I just want them to cover the top of the table and not
hang over the sides. This seems to be about a 38" or so size. For those of you who crochet
such things, could you tell me what a 'normal' size is for a standard round table top, if there is such a norm?

Also, if you were to crochet such an item, what is the term for the heavy duty yarn used? I'm
looking for one that is made with something stronger than thin string, but not the soft yarn style, either.
Something that could endure a wash if it had to, but still appear delicate.

And...one last question. Do any of you make such toppers for sale? Hint, hint.

Many thanks,
Karen
hugeposiepatch
Clearfield, PA
(Zone 5a)

August 14, 2006
08:45 AM

Post #2620602

Hi Karen, Why don't you check ebay?
WUVIE
Hulbert, OK
(Zone 7a)

August 14, 2006
09:57 AM

Post #2620819

Hello,

I have tried Ebay, I was just thinking maybe someone on
Dave's might make them and sell them.

Helping out a fellow Daver. :-)
ecrane3
Dublin, CA
(Zone 9a)

August 14, 2006
03:39 PM

Post #2621981

Even if someone did make these and sell them they couldn't talk about it here unless they were willing to trade you one for some plants or something rather than selling it to you--only place here you're allowed to sell anything is if you pay to put an ad on the new Classified forum.
WUVIE
Hulbert, OK
(Zone 7a)

August 14, 2006
08:08 PM

Post #2622887

Yes, I do understand the classifieds.

I've received offers via private Dmail, thank you.
Doily is on it's way as we speak.
ecrane3
Dublin, CA
(Zone 9a)

August 14, 2006
08:50 PM

Post #2623001

Didn't know we were allowed to do that either! Learn something new every day :) I assumed when you posted again that you hadn't gotten anything yet, and a lot of people aren't familiar with the no selling rule, obviously you're not one of them so I apologize for pointing out something that you already knew.
WUVIE
Hulbert, OK
(Zone 7a)

August 14, 2006
09:04 PM

Post #2623042

Hi,

I actually posted in response to Posiepatch asking why I didn't try Ebay.
Been there, done that.

:-)

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